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Links your ESPN account to Fantasy AI in one click, so Claude and ChatGPT can read your private fantasy leagues. Fantasy AI connects your fantasy leagues to Claude and ChatGPT, so you can ask who to start, who to pick up and whether a trade is fair, and get answers from your real roster, matchup and scoring rules. Most ESPN leagues are private. To read them, Fantasy AI needs your ESPN sign-in. This helper copies it over in one click, so you don't have to dig through your browser's settings. HOW IT WORKS 1. Create a free account at myfantasyai.app. 2. Sign in to espn.com in Chrome, then click Link ESPN on your Fantasy AI page. 3. Pick your leagues and connect Claude or ChatGPT. 4. Ask your AI about your team in any chat, on any device. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • It never sees your ESPN password. It copies only the two cookies ESPN uses to keep you signed in, and only when you click Link ESPN. • It works only on myfantasyai.app. No other website can ask it for anything. • Fantasy AI stores your ESPN sign-in encrypted and never shows it to your AI app. • Fantasy AI only reads your leagues. It can't set your lineup, add or drop players, or make trades. • Unlink ESPN or delete your account at any time from the menu on your Fantasy AI page. THINGS TO ASK • "Who should I start this week?" • "Who's the best running back on my waiver wire, and what should I bid?" • "Is this trade fair for me?" • "Preview my matchup." • "Write a recap of this week for the league chat." Works with ESPN fantasy football, baseball, basketball and hockey. Privacy policy: https://myfantasyai.app/privacy Help: https://myfantasyai.app/support or support@myfantasyai.app Fantasy AI isn't affiliated with ESPN.
Nov 9, 2026
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